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It's not the size of your firehose but what you do with it - Twitter 2.0: API Rate Change Could Lead to a World of New Apps & Features
so just because the average Joe will have easy access to the massive social dataset doesn't mean it's going to be easy to figure out what or how to deal with it..
From the comments section of an article about Twitter opening up their api limit.
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It's not the size of your firehose but what you do with it - Twitter 2.0: API Rate Change Could Lead to a World of New Apps & Features
so just because the average Joe will have easy access to the massive social dataset doesn't mean it's going to be easy to figure out what or how to deal with it..